In April this year I decided that I needed to move house.
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He was a friend of their son's, and once helped them move house.
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"Every time you move house, you have to fill in new forms," Hyams explained.
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They later found only a couple of shotguns and a rifle [in the MOVE house].
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In September 2001, the couple decided to move house to get away from the restaurant mogul.
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Supporters say they mean that people move house less often and that prices rise less sharply.
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Repeated publication of their address has forced the family to move house seven times since the murder.
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If financial conditions can move house prices so much, how to tell if there is a housing shortage?
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Mathenge, 37, said he had been forced to move house numerous times after landlords discovered he was gay.
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Nadler acknowledged that the former special counsel's testimony might move House Democrats closer to an impeachment probe of Trump.
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WASHINGTON — In an unusual move, House Republicans are warning drug companies against complying with a House investigation into drug prices.
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By one calculation just 20115% of Britons who owned their homes at age 22020 will move house before they die.
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Some dealers realize the only way they can stop the flood of parties at their home is to move house.
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Diane J., a resident of the neighborhood: I didn't know until later there were people still in the MOVE house.
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Short-distance moves within counties often happen when people simply move house—for example, to accommodate an increasing number of children.
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Why don't he and Audrey downsize—not move house or cut down on sugary snacks, that is, but reduce themselves to .
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Each year around a third of British 19-year-olds move house; the average American moves four times between 18 and 30.
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However, he cannot officially remove the country from the pact until next year — a move House Democrats are already trying to block.
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A further complication in the capital is that its residents move house frequently, which makes it hard to track children due for vaccination.
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An audit of your existing data and files is always worthwhile—it's like making an inventory of your possessions before you move house.
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If you buy a Sol LeWitt wall drawing and you move house, you can erase the old one and draw a new one.
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I had some time out to move house and have a little one, so this was the first project finished in the new studio.
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One possible wrinkle: The Trump administration wants the hurricane aid tied to an increase in the federal debt limit, a move House conservatives oppose.
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"People are too afraid, or simply unable to move house, so it doesn't matter what the letter of the rental law is," he said.
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And as a part of the House Freedom Caucus, Meadows helped to move House Republicans in a more conservative direction under President Barack Obama.
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A spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association, Dana Loesch, said last year that death threats from supporters of gun control forced her to move house.
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But how fast the MBS portfolio shrinks will depend on how many Americans move house or refinance their mortgages (which in turn largely depends on interest rates).
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The White House and congressional Republicans say the House needs to vote to formally begin an impeachment inquiry, a move House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has avoided and says is unnecessary.
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So, "Took courses under pressure" — say, when you are about to move house after more than 20 years and you have accumulated an alarming amount of "stuff" — means you STRESS ATE.
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While some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates renewed their call to impeach the president, Trump's comments did not seem to move House Democrats who have been on the fence closer to initiating impeachment proceedings.
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In a U.S. State Department award citation, it said she and her family had received direct threats not just from the Taliban but also from some relatives, forcing her family to move house several times.
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The former director of the Jamaican Anti-Doping Commission, who exposed weaknesses in the country's anti-doping agency before the 228 Olympics, said she was called a "traitor" and had to move house after receiving threats.
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Andre CarsonAndré CarsonTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Ind.), a Muslim man.
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Well, for example when I go to Kent, you do moves that are definitely inclusive of all the furniture and appliances, because people out there tend to move house to house rather than apartment to apartment.
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It was similar to a move House Republicans made in 2005 when they used the opening-day rules package to weaken the ethics committee itself after a series of rebukes against Tom DeLay, the majority leader.
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RIYADH(Reuters) - After Fawzia al-Bakr drove through the streets of Riyadh in 1990 to challenge a ban on women driving in the conservative kingdom, she lost her job, received death threats and had to move house.
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In an unprecedented and risky move, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had waited weeks following the House&aposs December 18 decision to impeach the president to send the articles of impeachment to the Senate to trigger the trial.
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In announcing the move, House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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As I write this I have one eye on the clock because I'm supposed to go to a tech talk, then meet someone for drinks, before going home to keep packing before I move house this weekend.
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At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie, a handsome chap whose pop nuggets have lingered longer in the memory than anyone expected a decade ago, has had to move house after what he described as "constant harassment" from fans.
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The impeachment inquiry is coming soon to a television near you, a move House Democrats told BuzzFeed News they hope will shut down Republican complaints about secrecy and help shape public opinion as the 2020 election draws nearer.
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Andre CarsonAndré CarsonTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Ind.), yet another CBC member, backed Pelosi.
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Andre CarsonAndré CarsonTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Ind.) protectively put his arm around her.
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On the other hand,, if the housing market declines, another area like home improvements could be positively impacted as home owners might be less inclined to move house and more motivated to spruce up the place where they live.
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In a move House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler compared to "claiming that the President is a king," White House Counsel Pat Cipollone accused the committee in a letter sent Wednesday of seeking to recreate the special counsel investigation to harass the President.
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Applauding Pruitt's move, House Speaker Paul Ryan called the plan to stop power plants from dumping unlimited amounts of carbon pollution into the atmosphere "a vast, unlawful expansion of government authority" into the energy sector that had been "especially devastating" to coal country.
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The decade covered here, 2005 to 2015, sees Bennett move house, enter into a civil union with his longtime partner Rupert, win the Tony for "The History Boys," get a couple of movies made, and write several new plays with no slackening of invention.
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The other aspect to Acasa as a platform is that you only need to make a user profile once, meaning that your Acasa credentials move house with you, either so you can be added to an existing Acasa-powered houseshare or create a new household of your own.
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"People who would have been preparing and expecting to move house in the coming weeks now face a wait until Covid-19 restrictions can be lifted ... Our heads are clear that it would be unfair for these people to have to start their mortgage application all over again once life returns to a more normal state," Robin Fieth, chief executive of the Building Societies Association, said in a statement.
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Earlier this year, it was revealed that seven House members, Keith EllisonKeith Maurice EllisonFormer Sanders aides launch consulting firm Minnesota AG will defend state's abortion restrictions despite personal views Hillicon Valley: House panel advances election security bill | GOP senator targets YouTube with bill on child exploitation | Hicks told Congress Trump camp felt 'relief' after release of Clinton docs | Commerce blacklists five Chinese tech groups MORE (D-Minn.), Danny DavisDaniel (Danny) K. DavisRestore Pell Grant eligibility to people in prison Biden, Harris lead in 2020 endorsements Pelosi joins other Dem leaders in support of Chicago Symphony Orchestra strikers MORE (D-Ill.), Andre CarsonAndré CarsonTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (D-Ind.), Gregory MeeksGregory Weldon MeeksEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-N.
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As a result of these threats and for the sake of his family, Hagan says, he decided to move house.
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A brief dalliance turns into something much more complicated and he starts to employ - indeed monopolise - her services as an estate agent by announcing he suddenly must move house.
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The Forsters claimed they had not received fair payment for their workReintjes, p. 9 and had to move house. They chose to settle in England in 1766. The father took up teaching at the Dissenter's Academy in Warrington and also translation work.
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He sadly accepts medical help and Jill is sedated and removed to a hospital. Living with the children, he does chores, and cleans the basement. His wedding ring is found by a plumber, and he puts it back on. The family move house.
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The term mutual exchange describes the ability of two (or more) tenants in the public housing sector to move house by swapping their homes. Mutual exchange is possible in some countries, such as the UK and Sweden. Other terms used for this are "home swap" or "homeswap".
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The couple move house and Manan gets a promotion. When Manan's sister Riddhi's wedding is called off due to dowry demands, his mother and sister move to Mumbai. Manan's father helps him buy a house in Mumbai. Manan's family travel to Mumbai for Holi to surprise the couple.
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Someone could have a prima facie duty of reparation, say, a duty to help people who helped you move house, move house themselves, and a prima facie duty of fidelity, such as taking your children on a promised trip to the park, and these could conflict. Nonetheless, there can never be a true ethical dilemma, Ross would argue, because one of the prima facie duties in a given situation is always the weightiest, and over-rules all the others. This is thus the absolute obligation or absolute duty, the action that the person ought to perform. It is frequently argued, however, that Ross should have used the term "pro tanto" rather than "prima facie".
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Abbreviated to M, as in M25 or M1. (US: equivalent to freeway) ; mouthing off : shouting, ranting or swearing a lot about something or someone. e.g.: "that guy was just mouthing off about something" (US [DM]: backtalk; often shortened to mouth ["I don't need your mouth".]) ; move house, move flat, etc.
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She was eventually revealed as a hoax. A young man, his advances rebuffed by a woman, had started the story as a means of revenge. It was reported that the stream of visitors wishing to meet the Pig-faced Lady became so annoying, the young woman in question was forced to move house.
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Aravinda's father dies and his mother finds out that her husband has mortgaged the house to Dharmadasa for three thousand rupees. Frustrated mother leaves the house despite her daughter's pleas that she and Aravinda can stay at their home until they die. Aftet the departure of mother, Menaka and Dharamada move house to Aravinda's place. Aravinds pursues his career at the government office.
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His eldest sibling was Eileen, then Kathleen, then James (Jim) who was eight years older than him, the last child. The family had to move house a number of times when all of the rent money was spent on drink. James Maguire was often found unconscious in the street and his son Jim had to drag or carry him back home. Sometimes their father drank Bay Rum, an aftershave lotion.
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Candlin was born Rosemary Shaw in Plymouth in 1927, the only child of Eileen Shaw and Instructor Captain Robert Edward Shaw CBE ADC RN.The Times, 6 Sep, 1955, p1 As a result of World War II the family had to move house several times, and Candlin's schooling was disrupted. She finished her secondary education in Liverpool. In 1955 she married the physicist David Candlin. They have four children.
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She had previously conned a man named Stuart (Duncan Preston), who locked her in his flat for days at a time and inflicted physical violence on her. Stuart traces her to Rita's home and breaks in, destroying her property. He threatens Rita, and though he is arrested, Rita decides to move house. Rita later moves in with her old friend Doreen Fenwick (Barbara Young), and although they initially get along well, Doreen outstays her welcome.
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When the police finally attempted to lay siege to the compound, officer James Ramp was killed in the conflict, and 16 other police and firefighters injured. Though MOVE members disagreed, it was claimed that Officer James Ramp was killed by MOVE gunfire. Eventually, the standoff was resolved without further loss of life, and the members of MOVE were arrested. One unarmed MOVE member, Delbert Africa, was beaten by multiple officers while leaving the MOVE house with his hands up.
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He had to move house in 1736 to take up a new job as "onderkoopman" (underbuyer/undermerchant), and at the same time "collectionist" (collector) and "boekhouder" to the General Secretary at Batavia/Jakarta. He became "koopman" (buyer/merchant) and "geheimschrijver" (secrets secretary) in 1739. He became Second Secretary to the High Government (Hoge Regering), becoming First Secretary in 1747. He became Counsellor-extraordinary of the Indies later that year (November) and in 1751 became a regular Counsellor.
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Budget Truck Rental, LLC is the second largest truck rental company in the continental United States, with around 2,800 locations and 32,000 trucks across the country. Budget Truck Rental is owned and operated by Avis Budget Group, which was spun off from Cendant. Budget Truck Rental has contracts with Ford, GMC, Navistar International and Isuzu to make their rental trucks. Like other truck rental companies, Budget Truck sells customers moving supplies to help people move house.
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Following on from Alan's discovery of what his daughter, Maria, gets up to with Sarah Jane in Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?, he threatens to move house again, only to have a change of heart when he sees how upset Maria is. His condition for not moving away, however, is that he is kept up to date with their battles against aliens. The next day, the news report on a family searching for their son, Ashley, who has been missing for five months.
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As studies show, the Averys were one of many "Rocks" families to live close proximity to one another. When inner-city families did move house, it was often only a block or two away at most. It was not uncommon for family members to informally "swap" their houses, as Dolly Bonnette and her mother Eva Avery did, from No. 1 to No. 7. This might have been to suit changing accommodation needs and shows that records may not accurately reflect an individual's residence.
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In 1536, Duke Johann II united the benefices of Muderscheidt (as it was then spelt) and Riesweiler and transferred them to a priest who was then meant to move house to Muderscheidt. In 1557, the Reformation was introduced and the village became at first Lutheran and then later Reformed. In 1599, there were 23 hearths (for which, read “households”) in Muderscheidt. By 1608, the spelling had become Muderschitt, and the village had become a branch of the parish of Schnorbach.
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Neighbours left the channel in spring 2008 to move to Channel 5.Bidding war sees Neighbours move house from BBC to Five The Guardian, 19 May 2007 The Weakest Link was moved from BBC Two to fill the gap, with the afternoon CBBC slot moving 20 minutes earlier. There was further controversy in July 2007 when Fincham was accused of misleading BBC One viewers. The incident involved a clip from forthcoming documentary A Year with the Queen which was shown to journalists during a press conference.
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Between Series 1 and Series 2, Mack and his family move house to make a fresh start, but they remain in the same neighbourhood. He is furious with Toni for sending the police to interview his family after she was attacked. In Series 2 Mack becomes closer to Stephen, and he tells him that he has only ever loved two women - but does not tell Stephen who the other one is. Stephen later finds out about the affair after he sees Mack kissing Toni.
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They realise the bunnies are alive, but shut in the oven. They try to dig a tunnel into the house but hide when Mr. Tod suddenly arrives in a very bad temper, which has caused him to move house. The fox discovers the badger asleep in his bed, and originally plans to hit him, but decides against this due to the Badger's teeth. He decides to play a trick upon him involving a pail of water balanced on the overhead tester of the bed.
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The narrator makes it clear that the cattlemen do not favor the wolves: Lobo is only spared because he's out of sight. When Lobo's father returns to the den soon after the incident, he smells both the cougar and the cattlemen, and decides to pick up and move house to avoid them. As Lobo travels with his family in search of a new den, they interact with a variety of creatures. His father fights with a badger over possession of a den, and the badger wins after an excellent show.
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One summer day, a boy called Hampus comes to the village together with his stepparents, his uncle who is a poor shoemaker and his wife, and their 6 children. The shoemaker's wife and her children think Hampus is stupid as he "always makes trouble and makes them move house" as they have changed home often. When Hampus and Fia meet, they don't want to say their real names. The two children, who are alienated, start their own fraternity and call themselves "Fideli" (Fia) and "Farornas konung" ("King of the Dangers", Hampus).
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In the final episode, Lizzie and her pals are leaving school and say goodbye to each other one final time and Lizzie prepares to move house away from her friends. John stops the boat in time and declares his love for Lizzie and in the end the two finally marry and are seen with baby lizards a few months later. It ends with a song reflecting the true message of the show which is that everything will be alright if you have good friends. The final image is off the cast walking of into the sunset.
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The story revolves around two distant step-siblings who are secretly in love with each other. Minato Takatsuki goes to help her friend move house and afterward her friend Maki forces her to wear extravagant makeup and her high school clothes and go to Shibuya. In Shibuya she meets her younger brother Tooru who at first asks why she is in Shibuya dressed like that when she lies and says that she is not his sister but a girl called Noguichi Mina. Tooru is instantly attracted to her and gives her his phone number to meet again.
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The couple met Sir Cedric Morris, whose art school at Benton End in Hadleigh, Suffolk attracted artists, such as Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud, who would later become famous. Beth Chatto learned about plants from Morris, but was dismayed when he advised her that, in order to create a great garden, she would have to move house. From the late 1950s onwards Chatto had become involved in the Flower Club movement, lecturing, opening new clubs and demonstrating flower arranging. Members became an enthusiastic audience for unusual plants and a mail order business began from a small hand-typed sheet.
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The directors of national intelligence and the FBI both opposed the move. House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, a staunch Trump ally, had requested the expanded access for weeks, while Democrats asserted it was an effort by Republicans to gain information they could use to undermine the Mueller investigation. It was reported in early September that Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani said that the White House could and likely would prevent the special counsel investigation from making public certain information in its final report which would be covered by executive privilege. According to Giuliani, Trump's personal legal team is already preparing a "counter-report" to refute the special counsel investigation's report.
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"Don't Dilly Dally on the Way", subtitled "The Cock Linnet Song" and often credited as "My Old Man (Said Follow the Van)", is a music hall song written in 1919"The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations" by Elizabeth M. Knowle, 1999 by Fred W. Leigh and Charles Collins, made popular by Marie Lloyd. The song, although humorous, also reflects some of the hardships of working class life in London at the beginning of the 20th century. It joined a music hall tradition of dealing with life in a determinedly upbeat fashion. In the song a couple are obliged to move house, after dark, because they cannot pay their rent.
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When David O'Leary replaced Graham as manager it became clear that his centre-back pairing of choice would be Lucas Radebe and the 18-year-old Jonathan Woodgate, so Wetherall decided to leave Leeds for a club where he could play regular first-team football. A transfer to nearby Huddersfield Town fell through after terms had been agreed, and the player's reluctance to move house while wife Caroline was heavily pregnant with their second son caused him to reject an offer from Southampton. After eight years with Leeds, having scored 18 goals from 250 games in all competitions, he accepted an offer from fellow West Yorkshire club Bradford City.
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Just as Roy was establishing his new Internet café business, next door to Yasmin's mini-supermarket, the Warringtons moved in across the street. Roy came to live in the street as well, and when Pete Callan sold The Lock to buy an old-style pub, The Black Swan, this too was revealed to be on the same short street. In quick succession, any regular characters not already living there soon moved into Stanley Street, while Sadie's home inexplicably shifted there without her having to move house. After this, various locations seen earlier in the series – such as The Lock and the marina – would not be seen again.
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According to a 2018 article in The Guardian, > "Eyewitnesses, however, gave accounts suggesting that the shot may have come > from the opposite direction to the basement, raising the possibility that > Ramp was accidentally felled by police fire. Move members continue to insist > that they had no workable guns in their house at the time of the siege. > Several months earlier, in May 1978, several guns – most of them inoperative > – had been handed over to police at the Move house; however, prosecutors at > the trial of the Move Nine told the jury that at the time of the August > siege there had been functioning firearms in the house." The standoff lasted about an hour before MOVE members began to surrender.
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At first they want to destroy it, but a Skype call from Marge makes them have second thoughts about their feelings for him. They learn to read ancient Icelandic and discover from the page that the Carlson ancestors were actually even more cowardly and treacherous than was previously thought. Gathering the Icelandic people in a public square, the guys explain to them the good deeds that Carl has done for them over the years; he once helped Lenny move house, helped Moe to paint his house, and always leaves leftover beers in Homer's fridge. Impressed by his good qualities and "many small kindnesses", the Icelandic people officially forgive the Carlson family and their reputation is cleared.
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The part to the southeast containing the main town holds most of the population, whereas the part to the northwest is only thinly populated, but nevertheless makes up more than half the town's area. This came about as a result of the former Bundeswehr airfield in what is now the northwest part of the town. A great number of the people there chose to move house to Bad Sobernheim to escape the continual noise from aircraft, and the town annexed the land where they had formerly lived, up on the Nahe Heights. Since the residents of Nußbaum did not give their village up, Bad Sobernheim now has a great swathe of land to the northwest of its original municipal area, separated from it by Nußbaum's municipal area.
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When Cuddy's office is destroyed by a gunman and is being renovated, she moves into House's office in what Wilson believes to be an attempt to get closer to House. The two try to drive each other away, doing things to each other's office to make them worse, but in an uncharacteristically nice move, House has Cuddy's mother send her medical school desk for her new office as a surprise. Cuddy is touched by what he did, but is devastated when she spots him with a prostitute he hired, not knowing he had done so only to mess with Kutner and Taub. In the season finale "Both Sides Now" it is confirmed that House wishes to pursue a romantic relationship with Cuddy.
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The couple crossed the Atlantic on separate ships, and when Marta arrived in the late Autumn/Fall of 1940 at New York she was greeted both by her husband and by her husband's New York publisher, their friend Ben Huebsch. It was Huebsch who had arranged for friends to show the president's wife a photograph of the great writer, Lion Feuchtwanger, looking through a barbed wire fence from inside the Camp des Milles: that had led to an unofficial (but evidently effective) presidential instruction that the couple should be issued with emergency US visas. The Feuchtwangers then took the train from New York to Los Angeles where initially they stayed with the artist-caricaturist , already one of Lion's intimates. Over the next couple of years the Feuchtwangers were obliged to move house five times.
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It was not unheard of for a building to be dismantled and rebuilt at a different location - hence the expression to 'up-sticks', which means to move house. At the time of the outbreak of the English Civil War, a member of the Sneyd family of Keele Hall, near Newcastle-under-Lyme, was renting the building. Charles I visited Stafford and stayed at the Ancient High House on 17 and 18 September 1643, not long after raising the Royal Standard at Nottingham, the feudal signal to call his loyal subjects to arms - this act was seen as the start of the English Civil War. Having made the High House his temporary headquarters, the King talked to his advisers and dictating letters and military orders for the forthcoming campaign (some of these have been preserved in the nearby William Salt Library).
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American costume designer Aline Bernstein recalled staying at Arthur and Julia Frankau's house when her father, the New York actor Joseph Frankau (who was Frankau's first cousin) was performing in London: "It was a perfect Georgian house, everything in it had beauty and order; the design of the furniture, the chintz, the arrangement of flowers, the way food was passed at table, and the tea service. It was brilliantly clean, the silver and old woods looked as though they not only had just been polished, but had been polished for hundreds of years."Aline Bernstein, An Actor's Daughter, A. A. Knopf 1941, Ch. 7 She also remembered that Arthur and Julia's children "all lived upstairs like a separate little family, almost like a lot of little lepers, it seemed to me." In 1903, the death of Edwin Frankau and the success of Frank Danby's latest novel, Pigs in Clover, provided Arthur and Julia Frankau with the means to move house once more, to 11 Clarges Street (Mayfair), and to acquire a holiday home on the Sussex coast named Clover Cottage (now No. 13 South Cliff, Eastbourne).
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As a general rule, no person is allowed to leave the place where they are living without 'reasonable excuse' (though this does not apply to anyone already homeless). No exhaustive definition of 'reasonable excuse' is provided, though the need to leave home to do any of the following is specifically allowed: to obtain basic necessities (including food and medical supplies) for those in the same household or for a vulnerable person; to obtain supplies for the essential upkeep, maintenance and functioning of the household, or that of a vulnerable person; to obtain money; to take exercise either alone or with other members of the household; to seek medical assistance; to provide emergency assistance, or assistance to a vulnerable person; to donate blood; to move house where reasonably necessary; to fulfil a legal obligation; to access critical public services including childcare; to continue existing child-access arrangements between parents; to avoid injury or illness or to escape a risk of harm. Travel for the purposes of work or voluntary service is considered a 'reasonable excuse' only if it is not reasonably possible to work at home. Religious leaders are allowed to leave home to attend their place of worship.
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